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@jessam> Not a fortune, because I got ripped off by eGames for my retail contract (I was so happy to be in physical shops, I accepted a ridiculous flat fee from them), but I'm a man of little needs, so to me it *was* a fortune.

@Freddish> Thanks ^o^;

Try contacting GOG.com. Lots of indies and AAA's sell there

Thank you!

I wanted to congratulate you on the longevity of your wonderful game. Hardly a day goes by when either myself or my wife plays Kyodai - it still captivates us and still frustrates me (in a good way).
Even though you haven't created an update, or a new version, you have been tremendously helpful. A few years ago I was having a problem with Kyodai when Microsoft produced an update/upgrade that had me in a tizzy. You quickly offered me a solution that has kept me playing on.

Many thanks

Happy 20th.

I happened to be browsing my software library, came across Kyodai Mahjongg, and figured I'd check in just to see what was up for nostalgia's sake.  This is still one of my favorite games of all time! 

Well, I'll never say never!

Plus it's the only thing I've been able to sell more than a few copies of in my life.

Congrats on the 20th birthday. Maybe we'll see a new release in some years.

@jessam> Not a fortune, because I got ripped off by eGames for my retail contract (I was so happy to be in physical shops, I accepted a ridiculous flat fee from them), but I'm a man of little needs, so to me it *was* a fortune.

@Freddish> Thanks ^o^;

Agreed. The adaptability is excellent. I get a yen to make a new tile set every now and then and enjoy that as much as the game.

I saw Paul McCartney in Frankfurt in '89. that was the tour where he first put his Beatles music back in his act. The ticket was 40 DM and that included train fare to and from the show. That was the best money to value ratio I ever had.
The $20 I spent on Kyodai is the second best.

We're still ticking along, sir. Good to hear from you.